The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-06-10

FoRgioN GOSSIP.
sAs Meeting q shs Enpsrers OR-rhs
Overthrow oe the New French hainls-
~ Predicted u Bsatnn xsr-"rar-
nelllsnl and Crime" Ascending 20 the
llsndon .rimea-~
THn MEETING o. ruR RNPERoRs SUSPENDED
INDEFINITELY.
BERLIN. June The projected journey
Of the Emperor William 70 0astein.
where no was expected 20 mcct the EN-.
the meeting OF the Emperors suspended
indefinitely. This change Of programme
IL given out n the result OF the decision
OF the Emperor himself and his medical
advisers that his physical condition rem
doris him incapable OF bearing the fatigue
tho journey would involve, but n the
Kaiser IL. in connection with other mat
tcrs. semtoficially and even oftclally
pronounced in vigorous health, u
surmised that recent political evcnts a.
fecting several Of the powers, Germany
included, have made the meeting OF the
Empcrors undesirable, II not impolitic-
The fact that the Car was not as usual
invited 70 meet the Kaiser and Francis
Joseph, can readily be accounted for by
careful review Of the European situation,
but n Katkoh. OF the Moscow Gazette, In
dulges in an ebullition Of temper at the
slight to his imperial master, which he
characterized As an attempt to isolate
Russia from the discussion and settlement
OF European affairs.
EARLY OVERTHROW OF THE RouvBR
MINISTRY PREDICTED.
The retention OF General Boulanger'
military policy by the new ministry Is re-
garded here as significant OF the govern
/ menrs want Of confidence in itself and
Indicative OF its early downfall. Ostensi-
4 bly, scraped together as IN anti-Bouian ger
4 and close-retrenchment cabinet, IL hnds
/ itself Immediately confronted with the
necessity for the survival Of the late war
/ minister's expensive schemes az the only
means Of It's own existence How the
new ministry will be able 70 reconcile
its policy of strict economy,
/ involving vast reduction
OF the late governments estimates with
the immense expenditure necessary TO
carry out Boulanger's projects remains 70
be SEEN To throw overheard the military
bill or 10 introduce q budget showing but
slight saving from the previous estimates
would be equally fatal to its career, and
the belief Is entertained here that the
end Of the week will witness the end OF
NJ. Rouvierss government its overthrow
being postponed only by delay In nitro
iucing the budget
THE CIRCUS BEGINS
PARrs. May sl-A brilliant assemblage
gathered at the military fete At the Grand
Opera House this evening. Genera
Boulanger, who il had been given out
would be present In full uniform OF . Gen.
sral OF France, did not attend, he having
left the city during the afternoon. While
the guests were assembling thousands o
persons gathered in the vicinity OF thu
Opera house and set up series OF con
rentrated cries or I'VE want Boulanger
vive Ia Boulanger. etc" Al clever
o'clock the throng became 80 tur
bulent that the Republican guard charges
upon the crowd and dispersed them. A
midnight the crowd had reassem blcd IN
increased mum bers and trouble seems i'm
minent when the guests depart for tn
fete. The streets are guarded by polio
and troops In strong force. It is rumore'
that mob Is marching to the palace ID
L'Elyscc and an immense crowd crosses
the palace De la Bourse shortly ate
midnighs in the direction OF the palace.
THE mon DISPERSED.
PARIS jane la q m--The troops an
police succeeded IN quieting and dispers
ing the mob. and At tins hour everythin
s peaceful, and NJ sign Of returning dis
order Is visible. Fifty policemen wer
stationed in front OF the British Embassy
and these, with the strong force Of polio
and military in other places, prevented
riotous outbreak
PARIS. Nav SIN Dautresme has ~
cepted the once Of mister Of Commerce
and n de Heradia that OF Minister I
Public Works. The Republican press a
: cords the new ministry chilling rece'
: ton. and II seems that the cabinet VIII !
: short-lrved unless il makes concessions
: the Right
4 THE PRKxIERs STATEMENT.
PANS. Nav SIN Rouvier, the ne
. Premier, read statement Of his Cabinet
I policy in the Chamber OF Deputies tn
! afternoon II was TO the effect that q
4 new governments foreign policy won
4 be arm. but az the same time pruden
!, Retrenchment in all tho departments
|. the government would be carried out
. far - possible. The Goblet Cabinet
\ military bills will be maintained. +
I, government will resign unless they Q
= tain . majority OF the Republican vot
u on the new budget, in accord with the !
!. cent vote OF the Chamber NJ. R3uvi
= was frequently applaudcd by the Cent
,rd often intarruptsd nv the Left